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Alicia McCarthy reports as the the BBC chair Samir Shah faces the Culture Committee in the wake of recent troubles.
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Sean Curran reports as MPs debate a proposed new law to deal with the legacy of the Northern Ireland Troubles and Defence Secretary Wes Streeting tells the armed forces to live within their means. A space entrepreneur has a warning about AI and peers debate how the BBC should be funded.
Alicia McCarthy reports as a Minister is urged to apologised over a "Glastonbury-ticket scramble" for farm payments in England. MPs try to find out more about the promised "National Care Service" and peers debate alleged Russian attempts to interfere in British democracy.
Alicia McCarthy reports as MPs question a Justice Minister on the day around 650 offenders are released early from prisons in England and Wales.
Sean Curran reports as MPs discuss the first-ever severe drought recorded in the UK. Also - why heritage pubs needed to be protected. And a father argues that health professionals need to look at suicide risk differently.
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